The phrase "restricted reserves" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in financial or accounting contexts to refer to funds that are set aside for a specific purpose and are not available for general use.
Example: "The company has allocated a portion of its profits to restricted reserves for future capital projects."
Alternatives: "designated funds" or "allocated reserves."
A considerable limitation in the applicability of the assay is the restricted reserve of human oocytes [ 42], although the prospective utilization of biologically active recombinant human zona pellucida could circumvent it.
Analysis by engagement type shows that this effect is restricted to reserves only.
Fra-2 expression is largely restricted to reserve cells during differentiation, and further studies indicate that Fra-2 is expressed and phosphorylated in activated muscle satellite cells, the adult muscle stem cell progenitor population.
But for large animals, which often have restricted space in reserves, the future looks uncertain.
Larger mammals, such as roe deer, red deer, foxes, and badgers, are mostly restricted to nature reserves.
The Germans allocated about half of the usable and apparently all of the best ranchland (except that of the Rehoboth Basters) to settlers and restricted Africans to reserves.
However, its modern-day distribution is highly fragmented and the species is now mostly restricted to isolated reserves, with the result that BirdLife International treats the species as Vulnerable at a global level.
On one hand, their growth area can be enlarged, so that they are no longer restricted to nature reserves and protected areas.
The question now is how much of the total parenting leave on offer fathers should be permitted to share – and how much should be reserved (restricted) for the mother's use only as maternity leave.
In these terminals, there was a mild reduction in the total number of synaptic vesicles, but this was not restricted to the reserve pool of vesicles.
Diabetes may be associated with functional disability through mechanisms linked to decreased cardiopulmonary reserve, restricted physical movement, inflammatory/sarcopenic processes, extremes of blood glucose, or inflexible treatment regimens.
